Sentence examples for council papers from inspiring English sources

This latter change is likely to cut the waiting list very quickly, council papers predict.

Many of the 1,500 or so left are likely to follow suit, council papers add.

Two authorities with similar structures – Camden and Islington – had recently abandon the move, they advised in council papers.

A memorandum on how to run a "minicampaign" to restore $20 million in child-care funding stands out in the mountain of Mr. de Blasio's Council papers.

The town's private landlords already enjoy the highest yields in the UK, according to a study by banking giant HSBC flagged up in council papers.

Ian Kershaw, conducting the council inquiry, and Peter Clarke, the former counter-terror police officer working for Gove – shared evidence, and Clarke was given full access to council papers.

She is also concerned that CfBT was the only potential sponsor put forward in the council paper.

According to a council paper, the CTLP reported "a high-level threat of AQ-inspired extremism from males aged between 20 and 38.

The contract runs until 2017, and the council paper says the current proposal would allow Lincolnshire to re-negotiate this arrangement with CfBT.

A council paper this month discussed selling off libraries, because like allotments and sports clubs, they are now a "lifestyle choice" and said there is "a genuine case with safeguards to make disposals".

Its diagnosis of the causes of the rise in homelessness are made even clearer in a cabinet council paper published in June: LHA [local housing allowance] changes have resulted in an 86% increase in homeless acceptances between 2010-11 and 2102-13 and further rises are expected when the household benefit cap takes effect.